NUVO Lighting 64-144 Dimension Pro, Tape light strip, 32ft, Hi-Output, RGB + Tunable White, J-Box conn., IP65, Starfish IOT Capable, Remote Incl.

The driver is in the box. The 64-144 Dimension Pro kit ships with an outdoor rated driver/junction box, a receiver, an RF remote, 40 mounting clips, and one 10M reel of tape. The tape runs on 24V from that driver, so you are not sourcing a power supply separately. What you do supply is the line voltage feed into the J-box and the mounting surface prep.

It carries an IP65 rating and a Wet location rating, and the included driver/junction box is outdoor rated, so damp and wet exposure is within spec. NUVO classes the strip itself as an indoor product, so treat it as suitable for wet or damp indoor locations and protected exterior spots like a covered soffit rather than fully exposed weather on a roofline.

Both. The Dimension Pro strip is RGB plus tunable white, so you can run saturated color or dial a white temperature across the tunable range from the same tape. That is different from a fixed-CCT or a three-position CCT-select strip, and it is why the field for CCT Selectable reads No, there are no selector positions, the white point is set electronically from the remote or the app. Color rendering is 80+ CRI.

The kit is usable out of the box with the RF remote and receiver that ship with it, no hub, no app, no network. It is also Starfish IOT capable, so if you want scheduling, scenes, or voice control across a building you can bring it onto that platform later. For a single accent cove in a lobby or a tenant unit, the remote alone is enough.

No, and this is the common mistake. The strip is dimmable, but dimming is handled through the 24V driver and the RF remote or Starfish control, not by a line-voltage wall dimmer upstream. Feed the included junction box from an unswitched or plain switched circuit and dim from the remote. Putting a TRIAC or ELV wall dimmer ahead of the driver is not how this kit is designed to operate.

The reel is 393.70 inches long, which is the 32 ft (10M) run, and the tape is 0.55 inches wide. Just over a half inch of channel or cove ledge takes it. Total kit weight is 7.48 lbs including the driver and hardware. Mount it with the 40 clips supplied, which works out to roughly one clip per 10 inches of run.

The full 32 ft run puts out 3080 lumens on 33W, which is about 96 lumens per foot. That is a hi-output accent and cove level, good for under-cabinet wash, toe-kick, and perimeter cove work. If you need task-level illumination at a work surface, plan on it as supplemental rather than the primary source. Efficacy works out to roughly 93 lumens per watt.

No. The LEDs are integrated into the tape, so there is no lamp to pull and no socket to service. The connection point is a connector at the driver end rather than a lamp base. Rated life is 50,000 hours, and a facility standardizing on these should plan replacement at the reel level, not the diode level.

The kit is cETLus safety listed, which covers both US and Canadian requirements, and it is RoHS compliant. For California work, note the Prop 65 disclosure for lead. Hardwired connection is through the supplied junction box, which is what an inspector will expect over a plug-in wall wart on a commercial cove.

The strip is supplied in white with a plastic base, so it reads clean against white cove trim, drywall returns, and white cabinet undersides. There is one finish on the 64-144, white, so you are not choosing between a black and a white circuit board on this model.